Rainbow Size Sorting File Folder Game

I love file folder games - they are easy to store, easy to take places and best of all my son can pretty much do them by himself after I show him what to do a couple times.  What a time saver these things are - it's like a portable busy "bag". :)

This activity I made to go with our Rainbow Lesson.  I found clipart from Microsoft Online and copied into MS Word program to make different sizes - small, medium and large.  Then I cut out 3 different circle sizes from yellow construction paper and labeled those "small", "medium" and "large".  I glued the suns to the file folder and glued an envelope that was large enough to hold ALL the rainbow sizes.

To play the game, have your little match up the small rainbows to the small sun and so on.

Took me about 10 minutes total to create this file folder game and it's now a new favorite! :)

Have fun and be a blessing!

~Bekah

Week 1: Hearts & Love (Expanded)

It's Friday, so we finished up our hearts & love week 1 lesson today... here is what we did:

Jordan reviewed his posterboard with his pointer to me.

Free printable, but I can't remember where - so unlike me.

He counted the "sprinkles" on each cupcake and matched

the correct number.  I turned it into a file folder game.

Took the shadow matching from I Love Trucks

PreK Pack and turned it into a file folder game as well.

He loves shadow matching, so he did this on his own!

Color Sorting into Baskets with Hearts

Free printable from Making Learning Fun

I turned this into a file folder game as well.

First, I hid all the hearts around the house

and had his seek them out.  Then we opened

the file folder and he sorted them into the correct

color basket.

This week was loads of fun! Looking forward to week 2 of our hearts & love unit.

Have Fun and Be a Blessing!

~Bekah